The Iron Age July-December 1938: Vol 142 Index

> re ae ad enn oe vara Peres THE IRON AGE SEMI-ANNUAL INDEX JULY-DECEMBER, 1938—VOL. 142 A Abrasive Industry: A Look Ahead in, Sept 29 p 39 Abrasive Machine Tool Co.: Vertical Surface Grinder*, Nov 10 p 0 Acme Machinery Cc.: Threading Machines Rede- signed No. 35%, Oct 6 p 37 Six - Spindle Pipe Coupling Tapper*, Dec 8 p 45 Acme Protection Equipment Co., Inc.: Gas Masks, Full Vision Nos. 4 and 4A*, Sept 1 p 35 Hose Masks*, Aug 25 p 39 Acme Steel Co.: Automatic Seal- Fed Steel- strap Tool*, Aug 18 p 46 Acmonital: New Steel Alloy, Italy to Make Coins of, July 14 p 59 Acousti- Booth: Burgess Model p 41 401*, Nov 24 Adamson-Alliance Co.: American and British Firm Form Connection, July 14 p 73 Addressograph Corp.: Expansion Plans, Dec 22 p 56 Advance Corp.: Castalu Fans Coupling*, - Multigraph Aluminum Castings with Flexible Aug 4 p 36 Advertising: Government Plan to Curb, Nov 17 p 62; Nov 24 p 47-A Aetna-Standard Engineering Co.: Synchronization in Line Galvanizing*, p 29 Water Wire p 36 Agitators: Eclipse Types B and D Air Operated*, Dec 29 p 38 Airbrush: Paasche BU High Production*, Sept 1 p 34 Straight Aug 25 Cooling System for Drawing*, Dec 15 Air Conditioning Equipment: At World’s Fair, Oct 27 p 62 Dec 22 p 38 Larger Market Through Better Distribution, Dec 29 p 23 Westinghouse Packaged Units*, Dec 1 p 36 Aircraft: Boeing Aircraft Co., Plant*, Sept 22 p 51 Evolution, Progress in*, 17 p 42 Fleet of 8000 Planes for U. S. Visualized, Nov 24 p 63 New Nov Chilton Co., 239 West 39th Street, New York Illustrated Articles Indicated by* Great Britain Orders 80 Bomb- ers in Canada, Dec 1 p 56 Parts, Special Machine Set- ups for*, July 14 p 38 Air Cylinders: Galland-Henning Nopak Cush ion Type*, Dec 15 p 50 Air Hygiene Foundation: Annual Meeting, Noy 24 p 6 Air Reduction Sales Co.: Gas Cutting Machine, Airco DB No. 10 Radiograph, July 28 p 36 Airtherm Mfg. Co.: Air - Vent Heavy - Duty Ex- haust Fans*, Nov 24 p 41 Directherm Gas Fired Unit Heater*, Nov 24 p 37 Airway Pump & Equipment Co.: Air-O-Check Valve Unit*, Nov 24 p 45 Ajax Electrothermic Co.: High Frequency Electric Fur- naces in Italian Plant*, Sept 22 p 40 Alining Instrument: Cincinnati Microscope for Checking Long Center Type Grinder Beds*, Sept $ p 51 Allegheny-Ludium Steel Corp.: Merger Approved, Aug 18 p 62 Allied Development Co.: Waste Acid Disposal System, Sept 8 p 49; Sept 22 p 45 Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.: Blower, Single Stage Double Inlet Spiral Casing*, Aug 25 p 37 Bronze Ring Section Casting’, Dec 22 p 38 Construction of Built-Up Im- pellers*, Dec 15 p 29 Large Cast-Iron Centrifugal Pump Casing*, Sept 22 p 44 Sheave, Combination Double Duty V-Belt*, Dec 22 p 34 SS Unit Type Pumps, Two Stage Centrifugal*, Aug 25 p 36 Allis Co., Louis: Motors, D.C. Explosion Proof*, Nov 3 p 45 Alloy Steels: Acmonital, New, Italy to Make Coins of, July 14 p 59 Mayari, Used by Bethlehem Steel Co. for One of Its Projects*, Nov 24 p 41-D Perchloric Acid, for Mangan- ese, Sulphur, Nitrogen, Mo- lybdenum, Tungsten and Metallic Iron Determina- tions in*, Oct 13 p 255 Sparta Die*, Dec 15 p 42 Alloys: Aluminum, Continental Re- search Laboratory for*, Aug 25 p 26 Copper-Chromium*, 78; Oct 20 p 25 Silver Brazing, Low Tempera- ture*, Oct 13 p 161 Oct 13 p Zine Die Casting, No. Aug 11 p 55 “Z"’ Nickel, Sept 15 p 39 XXV, Heat Treating, Ail-Steel-Equip Co., Inc.: Stacking Boxes*, Dec 1 p 108 Aluminum: Dye for Use in Test for, July 14 p 75 American Broach & Machine Co.: Type T Vertical Hydraulic Broaching Machine*, July 14 p 44 American Car & Foundry Co.: Two New Light Weight Steel Freight Cars, Nov 24 p 63 American Engineering Co.: Type RB Four-Wheel Drive Motor Trolley*, Dec 1 p 52 American Co.: Wheelabrating — Modern Air- less Method of Abrasive Blasting, Color Film, July 28 Foundry Equipment p 63 Wheelabrator Tum - Blast Cleaner*, Sept 1 p 32 American Gas Furnace Co.: Continuous Hardening Ma- chine, No. 166-BC*, Sept 15 p 41 Forge, No. 89-C Bench*, Sept 15 p 42 American Gear Association: Convention Proceedings, Oct 20 p 38 Manufacturers American Import and Export Bulletin: Trade Pact p 73 American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers: Convention Proceedings, Oct 27 p 40 Convention p 38 Booklet, Dec 15 Program, Oct 13 American Institute of Steel Con- struction: Awards Prizes for Most Beau- tiful Bridges*, July 7 p 84-A Convention Proceedings, Oct 20 p 36 Structural Steel 15 p 67 Booklet, Dec American tute: Coke-Oven By-Products, Value, 1937, Nov 3 p 80-B Consumers of Finished Steel, First Half 1938, Aug 25 p 53 Employment, Hours and Wages in Steel Industry May, July 7 p 84; June, Aug 4 p 59; July, Sept 8 p 75; First Half, 1938, Sept 29 p 51; August, Oct 6 p 61; Sep- tember, Nov 3 p 93; October, Dec 8 p 72; 1938, Dec 29 p 57 Iron and Steel Insti- Pig Iron and Ferroalloys Pro- duction First Half 1938, Aug 25 p 68 Safety in Steel, Booklet, 22 p 57 Steel Company Deficits First Half, Aug 25 p 52 Steel Earnings Decline Since 1910, Oct 6 p 51 Steel, Finished and Semi-Fin- ished, Production (for sale), Second Quarter, Aug 18 p 74; Third Quarter, Nov 10 p 55-C Steel Industry Repair 1937, Aug 25 p 59 Steel Ingot Output, June, July 7 p 84-H; July, Aug 11 p 54; August, Sept 8 p 96; Sep- tember, Oct 13 p 279; Octo- ber, Nov 10 p 43; November, Dec 8 p 101 Steel in Use in p 47 Steel Job-Sharing Aided 155,- 000 Workers, Dec 23 p 39-H Steel, Light, Production Third Quarter, Dec 15 p 51 Steel Production, 1938, Back to Level of 1934, Dec 29 p 56 Steel Research Cost in 1938, Aug 25 p 31 Steel Wages 27 Per Cent Above Average, Nov 10 p 79 To Promote Use of Light Steels for Building Material, Oct 6 p 51 Dec Costs, 1937, Sept 1 American Mining Congress: Western Division Convention, Nov 3 p 76 American Optical Co.: Standardized Blue Cobalt Glass to View Open-Hearth Operations, Oct 27 p 91 American Rolling Mill Co.: Celebrates 15th Anniversary of First Continuous Sheet Rolling Mill, Oct 20 p 72; Oct 27 p 51° Deficit, 12 p 106 Galvanized Seal-Krimp Roof- ing*, Sept 8 p 45 Opens New Coke Ovens at Hamilton*, Nov 10 p 80-A Passes Dividend on Preferred Shares, Sept 1 p 89 Prosecuted by NLRB for Charges Settled Over a Year Ago, July 21 p 64 American Society for Metals: Convention Proceedings, Oct 27 p 29 Convention p 38 Months, Sept 8 Program, Oct 13 American Society for Testing Materials: Adopts Another Zinc Die Al- loy, Aug 11 p 55 Convention Proceedings, July 7 p 74 American Society of Mechanical Engineers: Annual Meeting, Dec 15 p 72 Committee on Rubber and Plastics, Aug 4 p 58 American Society of Tool gineers: Charters Two More Chapters, Dec 29 p 71 Convention Program*, Oct 13 p 275 Machine and Tool Exhibition, 1939, ment, Nov 3 p 95 New York-New Jersey Chap- ter Meeting, Nov 24 p 52 Organizes Tri-Cities Chapter, Dec 15 p 69 Semi-Annual p 63 Studies Jobs, En- Progress Announce- Meeting, Oct 20 Machine's Effect on Dec 1 p 68 American Steel & Wire Co.: Central Furnaces Reunion, Sept 29 p 45 American Trade Association Ex- ecutives: Convention Proceedings, Sept 29 p 56 American Welding Society: Convention Proceedings*, Oct 27 p 36 Convention p 38 Welding Handbook, Aug 4 p 27 Program, Oct 13 Institute: Against American Zinc Files Protest Cut in Zine Import Duties, Dec 23 p 24 Andrews, Elmer F.: May Call Wage-Hour Hearing on Exemptions, Dec 29 p 50 Says Wage-Hour Law Will Stimulate Business, Aug 25 p 49 Wage-Hour Law Administra- tor, July 21 p 55 Annealing: Wire in Radiant Tube Fur- nace*, Sept 1 p 27 Anode: Wellman Fishbone for Chro- mium Plating*, Sept 1 p 33 Anti-Monopoly Investigation: 54 Steel Companies Receive Questionnaires, Dec 29 p 58 Bigness is Target in Probe, Sept 1 p 50; Sept 15 p 56 Committee Holds Organizing Meeting, July 7 p 62 Committee Mobilizing Data for Hearings, July 14 p 56 Delay in Collecting Data Holds Up Inquiry, Oct 6 p 57 Hearings, Dec 8 pp 59 Dec 15 p 60 Many Steel Executives’ to Testify, Sept 15 p 56 One of 2300 Associations Re- fuses Committee's Request, Nov 3 p 61 101; Apprenticeship: Pontiac’s New School*, Aug 18 p 34 Arco Welding & Machine Works, Inc.: Burning Machine’, p 38 July 28 Argentina: May Drop Tariff on ery, Sept 1 p 82 Machin- Armstrong Brothers Tool Co.: AL -100 Hollow Screw Wrenches*, July 7 p 49 Armstrong Cork Products Co.: Coprtex Insulating Blocks and Cement, Sept 15 p 44 Arnold, Thursman: Plan to Curb Advertising, Nov 17 p 62; Nov 24 p 47-A Arthurdale Association: To Expand Cooperative Trac- tor Plant, Sept 8 p 65 Asquith & Son, S. A.: Sheet Cutting ard Piercing Machine*, Sept 29 p 38 JULY—DECEMBER, 1938 Associated Machine Tool Deal- ers: Annual Meeting*, Oct 13 p 302 Association of tron and Steel Engineers: Convention Program*, Sept 22 p 54 Convention Proceedings, Oct 6 p 40 Association of Steel Clerks, Inc.: Organized by Carnegie-Illinois Gary Mill Employees, Nov 24 p $1 Atkins & Co., E. C.: A-Mol Hacksaw Blades*, Oct 20 p 31 Atlas Press Co.: Precision Bench Lathes, Se- ries F*, Dec 8 p 45 Australia: Has Second Largest Steel In- dustry in British Empire, Sept 8 p 83 Imports of Products, 12 22 p 83 Steel Tubing Factory Planned, Dec 22 p 48 Steel Sept Iron and Months, Automatic Gas Steam Radiator Co.: Gas Fired Unit Heater, Nov 24 p 37 Axles: Bethlehem’s Dec 22 Manufacture at Johnstown Plant*, p 28 Azor Corp.: Bindedge, Flexible Reinforc- ing Strip of Copper, Aug 25 p 37 Flexiwound p 39 Gasket, Aug 20 Bailey Meter Co.: Pressure Gage, Dec 15 p D0 Power Type’, Bakelite Corp.: Cellulose Acetate Molding Ma- terials, Aug 25 p 56 Baker Brothers, Inc.: Special Driller and Tapper*, Nov 10 p 53 Balancer: Independent Thor Torque- Arm*, Aug 4 p 66 Baldwin-Southwark Corp.: 1000-Ton Bending Press*, Sept 29 p 32 Bantam Bearing Corp.: Needle Roller Bearing*, Dec 22 p 33 Barber-Colman Co.: B-C Combination Cutter Sharpening Machine*, Sept S p 52 Pinwedge Reamers, July 7, p 47 Barker, C. H., Jr.: Handling Cable in General Electric Plant*, Dec 29 p 25 Pre-Planning — Key to Han- dling Economies*, Nov 3 p og ob Bar Machine: Acme-Gridley 8-Spindle Auto- matic, Model RA-8*, Dec & p 42 Barnes Co., W. F. & John: No. 900 Vertical Hydraulic Zoring and “Drilling Ma- chine*, Sept 8 p 50 Barrett, C. S.: ; Structure of Iron After Com- pression, Oct 27 p 41 Barringer, Edwin C.: Says Steel Marketing Is In a Revolution, p 71 Process Sept 22 Bars: Bunting Precision July 7 p 104 Bronze*, Basing Points: All Steel Companies Adversely Affected By Changes, Aug 25 p 51 Changes May Alter Industrial Map of United States, July 7 p 84-D Changes Stir Interests in Monopoly Probe, July 7 p 60 Finished Steel Prices and Freight Rates from, to 35 Destinations, Aug 4 Insert Government Meets Obstacles in Efforts to Break Down System in Pricing of Ce- ment, Oct 6 p 52 Inland Steel Co. to Use Chi- cago for Its Products, Sept 29 p 61 New England Manufacturers at No Serious Disadvantage Because of Changes, July 28 p 56 Ohio Steel Consumers Bene- tited by New, July 21 p 62 Old and New and Products Affected*, July 21 Insert On Steel Products as Affected by Recent Changes, July 7 p &4-E Toledo Claims Discrimination on Steel Prices, Auto Parts in New Competitive Situ- ation, July 14 p 66 Bath, Cyril J.: Press Brake for Flexible Pro duction*, Sept 15 p 48 Bausch & Lomb: Contour Measuring Projector*, Oct 20 p 32 Beardsley & Piper Co.: Speedmuller Machine Mounted on Truck*, Oct 20 p 17 Bearing Bronze: Johnson Ledaloyl, Self Lubri- cating, Dec 22 p 35 Bearings: Ball, Palmer-Bee, with Six Types of Seals*, Aug 4 p 36 Bantam Needle Roller*, Dee 22 p 33 Norma- Hoffmann Self-Sealed, Precision Aug 4 p 36 Woodworkers’ Oman Metal Self-Lubricating*, Aug 4 p 36 Beattie, H. J.: Cutting Handling Costs in Nine G.F. July 7 p 30 Plants in 1937*, Beaver Pipe Tools, Inc.: Model B Pipe and Threader*, July 14 p 47 Bolt Behr-Manning Corp.: Strip Grinder*, Dee 8 p 41 Belts: Chicago Leather Branded on Inside*, Dec 22 p 34 Package Conveyor, United States Rubber Crepe Fin- ish*, Aug 18 p 47 Benjamin Electric Mfg. Co.: Explosion Proof Lighting Fix- tures*, Nov 3 p 65 Floodlight, Medium July 21 p 44 Reflector Covers*, 13 Spread*, July 21 p Silvered Bowl Diffuser*, Nov 3p 64 Bergram Mechanical Engineer- ing Co.: SG-1 Surface Grinder*, Aug 11 p 33 Berkeley Engineering Co.: Tension-Trol for Cone Pul- leys*, Dec 22 p 34 “Berle, A. A. Jr.: Report to National Economic Committee, Aug 25 p 46 Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp.: Merged with Bethlehem Steel Co., Dec 1 p 73 NLRB ne Oppose Sept 1 p 52 Ruling, Bethichem Steel Co.: Galvanizing Plant*, New, Aug ll p 24 ICC Orders Inquiry on Rail. road, Dec 29 p 63 Manufacture of Axles at Johnstown Plant*, Dec 22 p 28 Pipe Warehouse Facilities Ex. panded, Dec 15 p 51 Quarterly Report, Aug 4 p 56: Nov 3 p 94 Stipulation Pushes Case Nearer July 21 p 55 Uses Mavari Steel for One of Its Projects*, Nov 24 p 41-D Billings & Spencer Co.: Acquires Windsor Automatic Co., Ine., July 28 p 63 NLRB Conclusion, Bindedge: q ; Azor Flexible Reinforcing Strip of Copper*, Aug 25 p Bingham, Robert: Inland’s 44-In. Hot Strip Mill*, Sept 1 p 36 Link-Belt Foundry Moderni- zation*, Aug 25 p 22 Pullman Box Cars, Sept 1 p 24 New’, Binkley Machinery Co.: Kor-Ner-Lok Forming Ma- chines*, Sept 29 p 38 Binks Mfg. Co.: Cooling Tower Aug 25 p 37 Extension Nozzles for Thor 7-H Spray Gun*, Dec 29 p 37 Fluid Circulating Pump for Lacquers, P-54*, Sept 1 p # Portable Paint Spraying Com- pressors*, Aug 25 p 40 Pre-Cooler*, Nov 24 p 41 Respirators*, Sept 1 p 35 Test Plant*, Spray Gun, Nov 24 p 40 Bins: Noggle Add-A Bin Units’, Dec 1 p 108 Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Ma- chine Co.: Buys Scott Foundry of Read- ing Iron Co., Nov 17 p 80 Hydraulic Press for Shearing and Forming Airplane Parts, Dee 15 p 47 Birdseye Electric Co.: Reflector Lamps*, Nov 3 p #8 Bisbee, Ralph F.: Quality Control of Steel*, Dee 29 p 20 Black & Decker Mfg. Co.: Grinders, Portable Speed*, Dec 8 p 46 Hulgun, Electric Drill*, Dee 8 p 47 Lectro-Shear, p 46 Blakely, W. R.: Light Steel Southern 14 p 40 High- 50-LS*, Dee $ Construction in California*, July Blaw-Knox Co.: Engineers Organize Own Company, Dec 1 p 64 Piping Job for Irvin Works July 7 p 84-B Tin Plate Making Patent, July 21 p 65 Bliss Co., E. W.: 84-In. Single Sept 29 p 33 Action Press* Blowers: Allis-Chalmers Single-Stage Double Inlet Spiral Casing*, Aug 25 p 36 Victor-Acme Rotary — Roots Connersville*, Sept 15 p 44 Blue Printing Machine: c Pease Model 9*, Oct 6 p ¥ Boegehold, Alfred L.: Malleaable Iron Meltiné (Campbell Memorial Lee ture), Oct 27 p 29 Boeing Aircraft Co.: New Plant*, Sept 22 p 51 Bol Bol C Bor s Bor Bor , Aug Rail- Sat 2 22 p s Ex. p 56; NLRB usion, ne of » 41-D matic orcing : 25 D Mill*, derni- New’, Ma- lant’, Thor 29 p 37 ip for lpH Com- HI Units*, & Ma- Read- p 80 earing Parts, 3p # i*, Dec "High- * Dee Dec § ion in July e Own t Works it, July Press* »-Stage ‘asing* Roots- »p 44 6 pw lting | Lee a1 Bolt Head: j Fenner Safety Hook*, Nov 24 p 45 Bolts and Nuts: Cleaning in Triplex Plant*, July 7 p 45 Screw Bondy, O.: Be Structural Welding Progress in Germany*, July 7 p 36 Bonney Forge & Tool Works: No. 66 Torque Indicating Wrench*, July 7 p 48 Book Reviews: Are Welding and It, July 14 p 74 Are Welding, Practical sons in, Oct 13 p 283 How to Use Les- Brief Outline of Magnitude and Character of [ron and Steel Industry In United States, Dee 1 p 72 Combustion, Flames and Ex- plosions of Gases, Nov 10 p oo Copper and Coppet Aug 4 p 49 Design and of Steel 287 Poubling Production Ver Hour, Aug 4 p 27 Grinding Wheels and Uses, Dee 29 p 39 History of Iron and Steel in Scioto County, Nov 10 p 70 Labor’s Road to Plenty, July 14 p 73 Molybdenum in Steel, July 14 p 73 Principles of Engineering Economy, July 14 p 74 Republic Handbook on Steels, Aug 18 p 28 Safety in Steel, Dec 22 p 57 Statistics of Iron and Steel Industries, 1937, Nov 3 p 39 Tariff Commission's Survey of Steel, Aug 18 p 58 Welding Handbook, Aug 4 p Alloys, Engineering Use Castings, Oct 14 p Their Alloys Boring Machines: Barnes No. 900 draulic Drilling 8 p 51 Consolidated Aug 11 p 32 Ex-Cell-O Precision, Unive sal Fixture for*, Aug 11 p 3 Ex-Cell-O Retractable sion*, Dec 8 p 42 Ex-cell-O Special Two- Spindle*, Oct 6 p 34 Giddings & Lewis 115-Ton Triple Drilling, Milling and*, Oct 27 p 50 Vertical Hy- and*, Sept Two-Spindle*, ‘ Preci- Boron: In Steel Method for mining, Aug 18 p 39 Deter Bradley Washfountain Co.: Sectional Receptors for Multi- stall Showers*, Aug 25 p 40 Brakes: Dreis & Krump Large Dee 15 p 48 Elmes Hydraulic Dee 15 p 45 Rafter Press*, Dec 15 p 45 Steelweld Press, for Flexible Production*, Sept 15 p 48 * Press Bending*, Brazing: Electric Furnace Process* Sept 8 p 34; Sept 15 p 30; Sept 22 p 46; Nov 3 p 30: Nov 10 Pp 45: Nov 24 p oe: Dec 8 p 48: Dee 29 p 30 Brick: Sauereisen Pour-QLay Acid Proof*, Dee 29 p 36 Bridgeport Brass Co.: New Mill*, Sept 29 p 3 Bridges: American Institute of Steel Construction Awards Prizes for Most Beautiful, July 7 Pp &4-B Dravo Coal, Has Man Trolley Sept 15 p 67 JULY—DECEMBER, 1938 Briggs & Stratton Corp.: 1-Hp. Air-Cooled Gasoline Motor*, Dec 22 p 34 Bright Nickel Corp.: Organized at Detroit, Oct 27 p 67 Bristol Co.: Cycle Controllers*, Sept 15 p 40 Telemetering System, Meta- meter*, July 21 p 44 British tron and Steel Federa- tion: Statistics of Iron and Steel Industries, 1937, Nov 3 p 39 Broaching Machines: American Type T July 14 p 44 Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co.: Hydraulic* Dial Indicator, Hole Attach- ments, Nos. 729A, 729B, July 7 p 49 Light Type No. 2 Miller*, Aug 11 p 35 Milling Machines, No. 000 Plain*, Sept 8 p 54 Motorpump, Centrifugal No 212%, Dec 8 p 5 Brown Electric Co.: Personalite*, Nov 3 p 49 Bruckner, Walter H.: Charpy Test for Evaluating Toughness Adjacent to Welds, July 7 p 81 Bruning Co., Charles: Drafting Head Touch trol*, Oct 6 p 37 Con Bryant Machinery & Engineer- ing Co.: Rafter Press Brakes*, Dee 15 p 45 Buffalo Forge Co.: Model C Breezo-Fin Heaters*, Nov 24 p 37 No. 16 Power Feed Drill*, Oct 6 p 34 No. 18-A Drilling July 14 p 44 Buffalo Scale Co.: Automatic Batching Scales Aug 18 p 48 Buffing Wheel: Udylite Masterfold*, 33 Unit Machines’, Sept l p Buildings: Industrial Design July 28 p 28 Bullard Co.: Use of Graphic Wattmeters in Building Machine Tools*, July 14 p 35 Progress* Bunting Brass & Bronze Co.: New Type of Bronze Bar*, July 7 p 104 Burden Iron Co.: Stops Work at 100, Dec 8 p Bureau of Mines: Deficiency Metals Study, Nov 3 p 76 Iron and Steel Scrap Con sumption, 1937, Nov 3 p 77 Bureau of Standards: Frameless-Steel Tests, Dec 15 >» 62 Method for Determining Boron in Steel, Aug 18 p 39 Studies Silver Lining for Bar rels, Nov 10 p 55-D Burgess Battery Co.: Model 401 Acousti-Booth*, Nov 24 p 41 Burke Electric Co.: Type N Polyphase Induction Motors*, July 21 p 40 Burners: Gas, Coppus-Dennis Fanmix, Sept 15 p 43 Oil, Mahr 20 Series*, Sept 15 p 43 Burns and Werring: Impact Testing of July 7 p 79 Plastic Bus Bodies: Light Weight, Manufacture in White Motor Plant*, Aug 11 p 28 Business: What Industrial Executives Think Elections Will Mean to, Nov 24 p 41-A; Dee 1 p 53-A Business Advisory Council: Plans $2,500 House Goal, Sept 29 p D1 Cable: Handling in General Plant*, Dec 29 p 25 Electric Caldwell, Eugene: What the Executive Should Know About Inventory Con- trol*, Aug 11 p 22; Aug 18 p 40 Campbell Memorial Lecture: Melting Malleable Iron, Oct 27 p 24 Campbell, T. C.: Jones & Laughlin Pilot Mill- Laboratory Unit*, Sept 8 p 46 Canada: Trade Agreement with United States, Nov 24 p 46 Carboloy Co., Inc.: Concrete Drills*, July 7 p 48 Training Schools To Be Con- tinued, Sept 8 p 39 Carburizer: Valease, Chapman Bath, Sept 15 p 42 Card, H. S.: Are Welding in Construction*, Liquid Railroad Car Aug 18 p 36 Card tron Works, C. S.: Yoloy Mine Cars*, Dec 22 p 35 Carloader: Clark*, Dec 1 p 49 Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp.: Clerical Employees at Gary Organize Association of Steel Clerks, Inec., Nov 24 p Sl Establishes Library Branch in Gary Works, Dee 29 p 62 Gives Obsolete Plant to Mor- gantown, W. Va., Sept 29 p 68 Licensed to Produce Inland Ledloy, Oct 6 p 60 Opens Edgar Thomson Slab- bimge Mill, Dee 15 p 74 Opens New Irvin Works*, Dec 1 p 24; Dec 22 p 39-F Restores Full-Time Work Week to Salaried Employ- ees, Dec 29 Pp 50 Veteran Employees at Gary Plant Receive Medals, Sept 22 p 80 Carpenter Mfg. Co.: Two-Way Light, Nov 3 p 48 Portable*, Carrier Corp.: Air Conditioning Equipment at World’s Fair, Oct 27 p 62 Fan Units*, Nov 24 p 41 Gas-Fired Unit Heater*, Nov 24 p 37 Cars: tox, New Pullman*, Sept 1 p 24 Dump, Weight Reduced by Welding*, July 28 p 24 Featherweight" Subway, Sept 1 p 68 Light Weight Steel Freight, American Car & Foundry, Nov 24 p 63 Pennsylvania Railroad Builds Two Heavy Duty Freight, Dec 1 p 75 Scrap Cutting, Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.*. Aug 4 p 40 Weld Fabricated*, Aug 18 p 36 Yoloy Mine*, Dec 22 p 35 Cartels: European Scrap, Stabilizes Existing Prices, Aug 25 p 60 International Steel, American Position Defined, July 14 p71 International Steel Cuts Sheet Prices, Aug 11 p 54 International Steel Renewed to 1940, July 7 p 84-H International Steel to Hold Prices Despite Alleged Dumping, Sept 22 p 79 International Tinplate, Ameri- cans to Pay Fine on Excess of Exports, Aug 4 p 58 Casing: Huge Cast Iron Centrifugal Pump*, Sept 22 p 44 Jones & Laughlin Seamless Bell and Spigot, Oct 13 p 285 Casting: Ni-Resist Pipe*. Aug 18 p 20 Ring Gears, Centrifugal, in Ford Plant*, July 21 p 46 Castings, Iron: Cracked, Salvaged by Use of Bronze Welding, Sept 15 p 75 Mn Content Increased by Ore Addition, Dec 29 p 29 Castings, Malleable tron: Melting (Campbell Memorial Lecture), Oct 27 p 29 Truck Wheels, Multiple Tool Machining*, July 14 p 30 Castings, Semi-Steel: Tarrant 40-Ton*, Sept 8 p 94 Cellulose-Acetate: Bakelite New Molding rial, Aug 25 p 56 Mate- Chain: Ramsey 9 4 p 35 Duplex Silent*, Aug Chamberlain, Richard W.: Good Lighting—Profitable In- dustrial Asset*, Nov 10 p 40 Champion Electric Fuse Co.: Automatic Robot Signal Fuse*, Nov 3 p 48 Chapman Valve Mfg. Co.: Valease, Carburizing Bath, Sept 15 p 42 Charging Equipment: Mechanical Cupola in Ferro Foundry*, Dec 1 p 40 Monorail for Small Foundries, Nov 24 p 45 Open-Hearth, Wellman Engi- neering Co. Acquires License on Electric, Aug 4 p 66 Chase, Herbert: Die Castings in Hardware Production*, July 21 p 33; Aug 4 p 42 Chevrolet Motor Co.: Crankshaft Production*, 15 p 45 Sept Chicago Belting Co.: Brands Leather Belting on Inside*, Dec 22 p 34 Chicago Bridge & Iron Co.: Long Digester Stress Relieved in Sections*, Oct 13 p 260 Chicago Eye Shield Co.: Respirator, No. 92 guard, Aug 25 p 39 Health- Chicago Tool & Kit Mfg. Co.: Electro Sander*, Dec 29 p 35 Chicago Vitreous Enamel Prod- ucts Co.: Silverflake Porcelain Enamel Finish*, Dec 29 p 39 Chipman and Hayes: Solidification and Segregation in Low Carbon Rimmed Steel Ingot, Oct 27 p 40 Chisholm-Moore Hoist Corp.: Comet Portable Hoist*, Dec 1 p 49 iv Chromium: Du Pont Kit for Removing Rust from, July 14 p 76-C Chrysler Corp.: New Fluid Drive*, Spring Testing Machine’, 20 p 35 Superfinish — New Surface Finishing Method*, Sept 1 p 18; Sept 8 p 40; Sept 22 p 57 Chucks: Garrison Duplex*, July 7 p 48 Dec 15 p 54 Oct Cimatool Co.: Plant Layout*, Nov 10 p 47 Cincinnati Milling Machine & Cincinnati Grinders: Foreign Visitors See Machine Tool Demonstration*, Oct 6 » 47 ielevenaee Alining Instrument for Checking Long Center Type Grinder Beds*, Sept 8 p 5 51 NLRB Rules Nov 3 p 58 cio: Blacklists 40 Members of Con- gress, Oct 6 p 54 Of Little Help to New Deal in Pennsylvania, Ohio Mill Towns, Nov 10 p 80-D Against Union, Circuit Breaker: Westinghouse Indoor*, July 21 p 42 Clark Controller Co.: Kickless Cable for Gun Weld- ers*, Nov 17 p 45 Clark, R. W.: Welded Joints, Oct 27 p 38 Clark Trucktractor Co.: Freight Car Loader*, Dec 1 p 49 Heavy-Duty Industrial tor, Gas Engine Type*, is p 44 Trac- Aug Cleaners: Homestead Hypressure Jenny Sieam Vapor Spray*, Aug 25 Dp 40 Cleaning: jolts and Nuts in Triplex Screw Plant*, July 7 p 45 Cleaning Compounds: Maas and Waldstein for Spray Booths, Dec 29 p 38 Magnus 9$2-E and 94-B, Dec 29 p 35 Nielco Galvo-Cleen and Rust- Solv, Dec 29 p 38 Porcelain Pemco, Dec 29 p 38 Quaker TF-936, Dec 29 p 38 Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co.: Cleco Portable Air Tools, No. 9 Series*, Dec 8 p 47 Cleveland Punch & Shear Works Co.: Press, Large, with Automatic Feed*, Dec 15 p 48 Clutch: Stearns Duplex Magnetic, Style ED*, Dec 22 p 33 Coatings: Cooper Rust Preventative, Sept 1 p 35 Copper, du Pont High-Speed Process, Nov 10 p 81 Hilo Aluminum Sparkle Rip-pl, Sept 1 p 35 Methacrylate, du Pont Devel- opment, Sept 1 p 54 Sprayed Zinc for Protection Against Atmospheric Cor- rosion*, Nov 24 p 34 Wayne No. 2 Metal for Flash Welding, Nov 17 p 49 Cohen, M.: Age Hardening of Duralumin, Oct 27 p 41 Coke: By-Products, Value, 1937, Nov 3 p 80-B Coke Ovens: New Armco at Hamilton Opened, Nov 10 p 80-A JULY—DECEMBER, 1938 Cold Heading: Practice*, July 7 Collins and Davidson: Gear Noises, Measurement and Analysis, Oct 20 p 39 p 42 Collord, Inc.: Multi-Ply S.R.L. Tank Lining, Sept 1 p 31 Colonial Broach Co.: Hydraulic Open-Side Utility Broaching Presses*, Nov 10 p 52 Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.: Quarterly Report, Nov 10 p 76 Scrap Cutting Car*, Aug 4 p 40 Semi-Annual Report, Sept 22 p 81 Commerce Department: Bids for Industrial Economics Bureau, Dec 22 p 62 Composite Construction: In Heavy Welded Assemblies*, Sept 29 p 29 Compressed Industrial Gases, Inc.: Flame Cutting Machine*, July 28 p 37 Compressors: Binks Portable Paint Spray- ing*, Aug 25 p 40 Ingersoll-Rand, Model Nov 24 p 39 Worthington Nov 24 p 39 Condenser Service & Engineer- 425°, VA and VA-2*, ing Co.: Bevel Gear Angular Motion*, Nov 24 p 40 Conduits: Walker Corrosion Resisting, Nov 3 p 66 Sone Automatic Machine Co., Inc.: Conomatics, Open End Gearing for Driving Attachments’, Sept 8 p 50 Congress of American Industry: Convention Announcement, Oct 20 p i3 Conomatics: Open Gearing for Driving At- tachments*, Sept 8 p 50 Consolidated Machine Tool Corp.: Two-Spindle Boring Machine’, Aug 11 p 32 Consolidated Safety Valve Di- vision: Safety Valves*, Aug 25 p 37 Construction: Activity, Nine Months, Oct 14 p 291 Composite in Heavy Welded Assemblies*, Sept 29 p 29 Steel, at New York World's Fair*, Nov 10 p 36 Steel, Light, in Southern Cali- fornia*, July 14 p 40 Contactor: Cutler-Hammer Magnetic, Size 0 for Small Motors*, July 21 p 42 Container: Laminated Shim Stock’, 25 p 38 Aug Continental Aeronautic Corp.: Organized, Dec 15 p 74 Continental Machine Specialties: Magnifying Glass*, Sept 8 p 55 ML Doall Contour Sawing Ma- chine*, July 14 p 47 Continental Roll & Steel Foun- dry Co.: Large Roll Lathe*, Dec 8 p 46 Continental Steel Co.: Files Brief on Minimum Wage, Dec 1 p 86 Quarterly Report, Oct 27 p 66 Contour Measuring Apparatus: Limitations of, Nov 24 p 52 Controllers: Berkeley Tension-Trol for Cone Pulleys*, Dec 22 p 34 Bristol Cycle*, Sept 15 p 40 Cutler-Hammer Heavy - Duty for Machine Tool Applica- tions*, July 21 p 42 Electric Crane, Dec 1 p 52 Line-Are Repeating Section- alizer, Electric*, Nov 3 p 46 Skip Hoist, Adjustable Voltage Applied to, Dec 29 p 48 Stephens - Adamson Tellevel®, Dec 1 p 108 Westinghouse De-ion Line- starter*, July 21 p 42 Wheelco Temperature’ Pro- gram*, Sept 15 p 40 Yale & Towne Cam-O-Trac- tor*, Aug 18 p 44 Sizing, Monarch Automatic for Lathes*, Oct 6 p 38 Control System: Tomkins-Johnson Safety mote, Dec 15 p 49 Re- Conventions: American Gear Manufacturers Association, Oct 20 p 38 American Institute of Metal- lurgical and Mining Engi- neers, Oct 27 p 40 American Institute of Steel Construction, Oct 20 p 36 American Mining Congress, Western Division, Nov 3 p 76 American Society for Metals*, Oct 27 p 29 American Society for Testing Materials, July 7 p 74 American Society of Mechan- ical Engineers, Dec 15 p 72 American Society of Tool En- gineers, Oct 20 p 63 American Trade Association Executives, Sept 29 p 56 American Welding Society*, Oct 27 p 36 Associated Machine Tool Deal- ers, Oct 13 p 302 Association of Iron and Steel Engineers, Oct 6 p 40 Industrial Conference — Bay, Sept 8 pb 76 International Management Congress, Sept 29 p 46 National Association of Fore- men, Oct 20 p 71 National Founders Association, Nov 24 p 52-A National Machine Tool Build- ers Association, Oct 20 p 82; Oct 27 p 42 National Metal Congress*, Oct 27 p 24 Porcelain Enamel Nov 24 p 48 Steel Founders Society of America, Oct 13 p 286 Silver Institute, Conveyors: Industrial, Rolling Along on*, Nov 17 p 35 Johns Twisted Tube*, Aug 18 p 47 Palmer-Bee Roller*, Aug 18 p 49 Revolvator Special Roll*, Dec 1 p 52 Screw, for Bulk Materials Handling*, Aug 4 p 28 Standard Impact Absorbing Roller*, Aug 18 p 49 Cook and Macquarie: Copper, Large Grain Sizes in Rolled and Annealed, Oct 27 p 40 Cooling Tower Test Plant, Binks*, Aug 25 p 37 Cooper Co., D. C.: Rust Preventative, Sept 1 p 35 Cooper Union Art School: Expansion in Industrial sign Work, Dec 8 p 71 De- Copper: Plating, du Pont High-Speed Process, Nov 10 p 81 Rolled and Annealed, Large Grain Sizes, Oct 27 p 40 Coppus Engineering Corp.: Rotary Gas Burners, Sept 15 p 43 Cores: 5 Die Cast, Injection Molding Over*, Sept 29 p 28 Corning Glass Works: Glass Tape, July 21 p 44 Corrosion: Atmospheric, Sprayed Zine for Protection Against*, Nov %4 p 34 Corson, M. G.: Copper-Chromium Alloys*, Oct 13 p 78; Oct 20 p 25 Couplings: Lovejoy L-R 1-A Safety*, Dee 22 p 33; UX Flexible, Aug 4 p 36 Shallcross Wood Flexible*, Dee 22 p 33 Coutant, J. G.: Heat Conservation*, Dec 22 p 18 Heat Dissipation, Controlled’, Oct 13 p 247 Crane Co.: Opens New Laboratories, Noy 17 p 51 Cranes: Harnischfeger Pillar Self-Sup- porting Jib*, Aug 18 p 47 Thew Motor Truck Mounted*, Dec 1 p 52 Crankshafts: Production in Chevrolet Plant*, Sept 15 p 45 Creep Machine: Westinghouse for Testing 180 Bars Simultaneously*, July 14 p 34 Creep of Metals*, Nov 17 p 39 Crescent Mfg. Co.: Redin No. 0 Sensitive Dec 8 p 43 Drill’, Crocker-Wheeler Electric Mfg. Co.: New Polyspeed A.C. July 21 p 40 Crocombe, W. E.: 4% Plus 1 Prosperity*, Oct 20 p 14 Motor’, Crucible Steel Co. of America: Expansion Plans, Aug 11 p ® Perchloric Acid for Testing Stainless Steels*, Oct 13 p 255; Dec 29 p 16 Cullen-Friestedt Co.: Welding Positioner’, p 47 Cunningham Co., M. E.: Tube Stamp Holder*, p 48 Cuno Engineering Corp.: FKR Flo-Klean Filter*, Aug 25 p 36 Nov 17 July 7 Cupolas: Mechanical Charging Equip- ment in Ferro Foundry*, Dee 1 p 40 Curbing: Enameled Steel, Development, Oct 27 p 64 Curtin, Frank W.: What the Technical Man Should Know About the World's Fair*, Oct 6 p 22 Curtiss Aeroplane Division: General View of Factory’, Sept 29 p 38 Cutler-Hammer, inc: Heavy-Duty Controllers for Machine Tool Applications, July 21 p 42 Magnetic Contactor, Size ® for Small Motors, July 21? 42 Cutters: Gisholt Single Cutter Bal Turner*, July 7 p 46 : Namco Circular Form for Diet Heads*, July 7 p 46 Da A Da Da' \ De De De De Dy folding ine for Nov 24 s*, Oct *, Dee Aug 4 2*, Dec C 22 p ‘olled*, ng 180 » July p 39 Drill*, Mfg. fotor*, *, Oct erica: 1 p ® ‘esting t 13 p lov 17 July 7 ', Aug Equip- r*, Dec pment, Man t the p 22 yn: tory’, s for ations, ize © y 21? Bar or Die Cutting: Flame, Ingots to Blooming Mill Size*, Nov 24 p 23 Metal, Influence of Cutting Fluids on*, Oct 13 p 141 Oxy-Acetylene, Oct 27 p 39 Cutting Fluids: Influence on Metal Oct 13 p 141 Cutting Machines, Gas: Arco Burning*, July 28 p 38 Compressed CIG Automatic Gas-O-Graph*, July 28 p 37 Hayes Pantograph Type, July 28 p 38 Oxweld Type CM-15*, July 28 p 38 Cutting Tools: Action Studied by Motion Pic- Cutting’, tures*, Nov 17 p 50 Cylinders: . Gas, Magnaflux Inspection of*, July 14 p 49 Czechoslovakia: Iron and Steel Industry Ham- pered by Split up, Oct 20 p 37 Pig Iron and Steel Output, July 21 p 56; Sept 22 p 70 D Danley, P. Y.: Air Conditioning Market, 29 p 23 Dee Davidson and Collins: Gear Noises, Measurement and Analysis, Oct 20 p 39 Davis, A. F.: Welding in Le Plant*, Oct 20 p 18 Tourneau Davis Emergency Co.: Gas Indicator*, Sept 15 p 44 Equipment Dayton Rogers Mfg. Co.: Pneumatic Die Cushion*, Dec 15 p 49 Deep Drawing: And Pressing Problems*, July 7 p 5l Defiance Machine Works: Purchased by Toledo Scale Co., Dee 15 p 72 Degreaser: Detrex Three Dip Automatic’, Dex 29 Pp 35 Design: Building, Progress in trial*, July 28 p 28 Indus- Detroit. Electric Furnace Co.: Acquired by Kuhlman Electric Furnace Co., Dee 8 p 70 Zine Melting Furnace*, Sept 15 p 43 Detroit Lubricator Co.: Air Drills Applied to Auto- matic Screw Machines*, Dec Sp 44 Detroit Rex Products Co.: Alkali Stripping System*, Sept 1 p 31 — Dip Detrex Degreaser’, jee 2S Pp 5 Detroit Testing Machine Co.: Hardness Tester®*, Sept 15 p 40 Devereux, W. W.: Magnesium Foundry Practice. Dec 22 p 25 DeVilbiss Co.: General Duty Exhaust Aug 25 p 36 Spray Gun*, Sept 1 p 34 Fans’, De Witt, E. J.: Production Welding Small Machine Parts, Oct 27 p 37 Die Cast Cores: Injection Molding Over*, Sept 29 p 28 JULY—DECEMBER, 1938 Die Castings: Production in Yale & Plant*, July 21 p 33; p 42 Zine Alloy, Finishing of Plym- outh Instrument Board*, Dec 1 p 42 Towne Aug 4 Die Cushion: Dayton - Rogers Model B*, Die Heads: Eastern No. 00 Style MM H & G Insert Chaser*, July 7 p 46 Landex*, Oct 20 p 31 Pneumatic, Dec 15 p 49 Die Steels: Sparta*, Dec 15 p 42 Diehl Mfg. Co.: Splashproof Motors*, July 21 p 40 Disks: Goetze Laminated Globe Valve*, Aug 25 p 37 Dispenser: Morton Salt Tablet*, Aug 25 p 39 Dockson Co., C. H.: No. 38 Regulator for Air Pres- sure*, Aug 11 p 36 Dolomite Marine Corp.: Freighter with Cargo Tanks Lined with Nickel*, Sept 1 p 89 Dorr-Patterson Engineering Co.: Forcing Press, C-Type Hy- draulic*, Dec 15 p 50 Re-rolling Machine for Auto Body Trim Scrap*, Nov 3 p 54 Dougherty Co., H. D.: Acquired by Thomas S. Gass- ner Co., Sept 8 p 80 Drafting Heads: Bruning-Wallace Touch Con- tro!*, Oct 6 p 37 Dravo Corp.: Coal Bridge with Man Trolley Sept 15 p 67 Dreis & Krump Mfg. Co.: Press Brake, Large*, Dee 15 p 48 Drill and Grinder Kit: Speedway Home, No 250* Dec 8 p 47 Drilling Machines: Baker Special, Tapping Nov 10 p 53 Barnes No. 900 drauile Boring p 50 Buffalo No 16 Oct 6 p 35 Buffalo No. 18-A*, July 14 p 44 Giddings & Lewis 115-Tor Triple Boring, Milling and*, Oct 27 p 50 Langelier Special and*, Oct 6 p 35 Langelier—Time Fuse for Ar- tillery Shells*, Aug 11 p 36 Oerlikon Radial Boring and*, Oct 6 p 35 and* Vertical Hy and*, Sept §& Power Feed*, Tapping Redin No. 0 Sensitive*, Dec 8 p 43 Drills: Air, Applied to Automati« Screw Machines’, Carboloy Concrete’, 48 Black & Decker Holgun Elec- Dec 8 p 44 July 7 p tric*, Dec 8 p 46 Skilsaw Models 101, 121 and 141*, Aug 4 p 37 Stow Close Quarter Angle Head*, Aug 4 p 37 Willeys Carbide Tipped’, July 7 p 48 Driver-Harris Co.: Carburizing Trays’, p 42 Looping Bar Mill, Hand Oper- ated*, Oct 13 p 54 Sept 15 Drives: (Also See Power Transmis- sion) Chrysler New Fluid*, Dec 15 » 54 Sinnuaeien of Pivoted Motor Base*, July 28 p Lathe, South Bend Pedestal Type*, Oct 6 p 36 Rubber Belting, Modern Flat*, Sept 15 p 34 V-Belt, How Sept 29 p 24 and Why of*, Drop Forging Association: Trademark Chart, Nov 10 p 80 Dryer: Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Mercil Type Centrifugal’, Dec 29 p 37 Duff-Norton Mfg. Co.: Jack Screws*, Nov 24 p 41 Dumore Co.: Motors, W and W2 Fractional Horsepower*, Nov 3 p 45 Dumping: South Africa Charges Ameri- can Steel, Aug 11 p 62 Dun & Bradstreet, To Survey Tax 15 p 69 Inc.: Burden, Dunbar, Howard W.: A Look Ahead in the Abrasive Industry, Sept 29 p 39 Du Pont Co.: Chrome Refinishing 14 p 76-C High-Speed Copper Process, Nov 10 p 81 Methacrylate Finishes, p 54 Kit, July Plating Sept 1 Duralumin: Age Hardening, Oct 27 p 41 Dust: Blast Furnace Throat, Utiliz- ing*, Aug 18 p 38 Dye: Use in Test for Aluminum, July 14 p 75 E Earnings: 13. Steel Companies Quarter, Nov 10 p 49 Steel and Allied Industries Second Quarter teports, July 28 p 74: Aug 4 p 67 Steel, Decline Since 1910, Oct 6 p 51 Third Eastern Machine Screw Corp.: Combination Threadet and Tapper*, Oct 20 p 30 No. 00 Style MM H & G Insert Chaser Die Head*, July 7 p 45 Eaton Mfg. Co.: Contract with UAW agrees to Dismissal of Contract Viola tors, Nov 17 p 66 Eberhard Mfg. Co.: Mechanical Handling of Pack- ing Material*, Aug 25 p 32 Eckhardt, F. S.: New Galvanizing Bethlehem Steel Co., p 25 Plant of Aug 11 Eclipse Air Brush Co.: Pneumix Types B and D Air Operated Agitators*, Dec 29 p 38 Spray Unit, B Pressure Feed*, Sept 1 p 34 Edison Storage Battery Co.: Motion Picture, ‘‘Giants at Work,” Nov 10 p 59 Editorials: Arnold's Pain Killer — Latest Patent Medicine, Nov 24 p19 Beware of “Emergencies,” Dec 8 p 29 “Rugs” Protect Jobs and In- vestments, Dec 15 pn 23 Charley Hasn't Got It, July 7 p 29 Golden Key, Oct 6 p 21 Hallelujah, Come Again! Sept 15 p 25 How Much Is $40 July 28 p 21 “I See By the Papers,” 10 p 35 It Depends on Your Point of View, Sept 29 p 17 Job He Never Had, Sept 8 p 33 Labor Will Pay Most of This Debt, Aug 11 p 21 “Let Not Thy Left Hand Know What Thy Right Hand Doeth,’’ Dec 22 p 17 Metal Industry Meets, Oct 20 p 13 Monopoly Investigations, Speaking of, Nov 3 p 29 New Day Dawns, Nov 17 p 27 Not a Fellow Worker, Sept 1 p 17 Old Masters and New Sept 22 p 39 Public Opinion in Oct 27 p 23 Sauce for Mr. Murray, Aug 25 » 21 Selling Below Cost, Aug 4 p 23 Saga of Johnny Bernal, July 21 p 25 Time Alone Will Tell, July 14 p 29 Totalitarianism, Old and New in, Dec 1 p 31 Wishing You a Happy Prosperous New Year, 29 p 15 You're in the Chain Now! Aug 18 p 27 Billion? Nov Ones, Ashland, and Dec Gang Eisler Engineering Co.: Overhead Spot Welder*, 28 p 35 Spot Welder, No. 210-VN Plunger Type*, July 28 p 35 July Elections: What Industrial Executives Think It Will Mean to Busi- ness, Nov 24 p 41-A; Dec 1 p 53-A Electric Arc Cutting & Welding Co.: ; Type W Alternarc Are. Weld- ing Unit, Nov 17 p 47 Electric Controller & Mfg. Co.: Crane Controller, Dec 1 p 52 Line-Are Repeating Section- alizer*, Nov 3 p 46 Electric Storage Battery Co.: Introducing “‘Mr. Exide,’’ Aug 11 p 31 Electrodes: Are Welding, General Electric Types W-20E, W-22E and W-23E, July 28 p 36 Are Welding, Lincoln Fleet weld No. 9 HT*, July 28 p 36 Are Welding, Page Hi-Tensile G, July 28 p 37 Harnischfeger Smoothare, 28 p 37: Nov 17 p 47 Lincoln Softweld, Nov 17 p 48 Metal & Thermit Murex Fil- lex, Nov 17 p 48 July Electro Metallurgical Co.: To Build Plant in Alabama, Dee 15 p 73 Electro-Motive Corp. Plans Powerful Diesel motive, Nov 3 p 78 Loco- Electroplating Process: For Production of Tin Plate— Blaw-Knox Patent, July 21 p 65 Elimes_ Engineering Works, Charles F.: Hydraulic Bending Brake*, Dec 15 p 45 Elwell-Parker Co.: Trucks, Types F-10 and F-11*, Aug 18 p 44 Emsco Derrick & Suppiy Co.: Acquired by Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co., Dec 29 p Tl vi Enamel: Maas «& Waldstein Duart Wrinkle, Sept 1 p 35 Engineering Foundation: Officers, Oct 27 p 67 Engines: Diesel, Worthington BB ver- tical-Injection*, Nov Value of Qutput, 1937, p 47 24 p 39 Dec 22 Ericson Mfg. Co.: Portable Lamp Guard*, July 21 p 44 Ernst, Hans: Motion Picture Study of Cut- ting Tool Action*, Nov 17 p 50 Etcher: Ideal Electric*, July 7 p 49 European Labor Study Commis- sion: Report on Labor - Employer Relations in Great Britain and Sweden, Sept & pp 60, 81 Ex-Cell-O Corp.: Boring Machine, Retractable Precision*, Dec & p 42 Boring Machines, Special Two-Spindle*, Oct 6 p 34 Carbide Tool Grinder*, Aug ll p 33 Center Lapping Sept 8 p 53 Drililng Unit, Hydraulic Step*, Nov 10 p 52 Thread Grinders, July 14 p 45; Oct 6 p 33; 10 p 52 Machine’, Precision*, Aug 11 p 32; Universal, Nov Excelsior Tool & Machine Co.: No. 27-E Automatic Grinding and Polishing Machine’, July 14 p 46 Exhibits: Machine and Tool Progress Announcement, Nov. 3 p 95; Nov 17 p 55 National Metal Congress, Oct 13 p 34; Oct 27 p 24 Exide Storage Battery Co.: Cell Filler and Battery Dis- charge Indicator*, Dec 1 p 51 Exports: Farm Implements, Value, Six Months, Aug 4 p 56 Iron and Steel May, July 14 p 93; June, Aug 4 p 45; July, Sept 1 p 43; August, Oct 6 p 91; September, Nov 10 p 55-B; October, Dec 8 p 103 Iron and Steel, Value, July, Aug 25 p 76: August, Sept 29 p 61; September, Nov 3 p 80-B Machinery, Value, Six Months, Aug 4 p 93; July, Sept 1 p 52: September, Nov 10 p 96 Tin Plate Leads in 10-Year Total, Nov 17 p &7 Tin Plate Scrap, Export Rules, Dec 29 p 63 Extruded Metals, Organized, Inc.: Dec 15 p 73 Eye Shields: Jackson Welding’, p 38 July 28 F Fanner Mfg. Co.: Safety Hook Bolt Head*, Nov 24 p 45 Fans: Airtherm Air Vent Exhaust*, Nov 24 p 41 Blower, Advance Castalu with Flexible Coupling*, Aug 5 p 36 Carrier Units*, Nov 24 p 41 DeVilbiss General Duty Ex- haust*, Aug 25 p 36 Industrial Type MIH Thermo Exhausters*, Aug 25 p 36 JULY—DECEMBER, 1938 Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.: Court Upholds Sentences for Strikers, Oct 20 p 61 Court Voids NLRB Ruling on Rehiring, Aug 4 p 41 Fastener: Metal, Hopkan New Type, July 7 p 104 Fedders Mfg. Co.: Series 4 Unit Heaters*, Nov 24 p 37 Federal Fabricating Co.: Organized to Do Metal Stamp- ing and Fabricating, Aug 4 » 64 Federal Machine & Welder Co.: Purchases Roth Welding En- gineering Co., Oct 6 p 57 Ultra-Speed Spot Welder*, Nov 17 p 44 Federal V-8-1 Products Corp.: Gage*, July 7 p 49 Federal Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.: ClO Men Ignore Contract Strike, Nov 3 p 67 Federal Trade Commission: Cease and Desist Order Against Snow Fence Manufacturers, July 21 p 54 Issues Cease and Desist Order and Against Florida Building Material Institute, Inc., Sept 22 p 70 Issues Complaint Against Building Material Dealers, Oct 27 p 62 Issues Desist Order to Wood Silo Makers, p 43 Wire- Dec 29 Fence Manufacturers tion: FTC Issues Cease and Desist Order Against, July 21 p 54 Associa- Ferracute Machine Co.: 75th Anniversary, July 21 p 47 Acquires Manufacturing Rights for Rafter Steel Press Brakes, Dec 1 p 67 Punch Press*, Sept 29 p 33 Rafter Press Brakes*, Dec 15 p 45 Ferroalloys: Production First Half 1938, Aug 25 p 68 Ferro Machine & Foundry Co.: Cupola Mechanical Charging Equipment*, Dec 1 p 40 Ferron: Product from Waste Pickling Acid, Sept 8 p 49; Sept 22 p 49* Files: Grobet Rotary*, Oct 20 p 30 Filters: Cuno FKR Flo-Klean*, Aug 25 p 36 Fisher Types 360 and 361%, Nov 24 p 41 Oil, Nugent Combination Cir- culating Pump and, Dec 15 p 49 Finger Guard: Industrial Chrome Leather*, Aug 25 p 40 Finishes: Chrysler Superfinish*, Sept 1 p 18; Sept 8 p 40; Sept 22 p 57 Hilo Metallic Rip-pl, Dec 29 p 39 Hilo Vitra-Carlite Enamel, Dec 29 p 39 Methacrylate, du Pont Devel- opment, Sept 1 p 54 Porcelain Pemco Unifier, 29 p 39 Silverflack Porcelain Enamel’*, Dec 29 p 39 Dec Finishing: Zine Alloy Die Castings*, Dec 1 p 42 Finkl & Sons Co., A.: Heat Treatment Blocks*, Aug 25 p 41 of Die Fire Extinguisher: Pyrene Phomaire Play Pipe, Model PP24*, Aug 25 p 40 Fisher Governor Co.: Filters, Types 360 and 361%, Nov 24 p 41 Fixtures: Gisholt Turret Lathe Chuck- ing*, Dec 8 p 46 Precision Boring Machine, Ex- Cell-O Universal®, Aug 11 p 37 Flame Hardening: Monarch Lathe Bed Ways’, July 28 p 39 Flame Scarfing: With Lin-De-Surfacer*, Oct 13 p 40 Flaring Tool: Rinsdale for Copper Tubing*, July 7 p 47 Flexrock Co.: Ruggedwear Primer, Nov 24 p 45 Flor-Dye: Truscon Laboratories, Nov 24 p 45 Florida Building Material Insti- tute, Inc.: FTC Issues Cease and Desist Order Against, Sept 22 p 70 Folgner, H. A.: Brazing Alloys, Low Tempera- ture Silver*, Oct 13 p 161 Follansbee Brothers Co.: Workers Accept Wage Cut, Dec 22 p 57 Ford Motor Co.: Centrifugally Casting Ring Gears*, July 21 p 46 Johansson Gage Block Recon- ditioning Service, Oct 20 p 35 Forge: American Gas No. 89-C Bench*, Sept 15 p 42 Forgings: Drop, Manufacture of*, Dec 22 p 36 Forming Head: Landis Special*, Nov 10 p 55-4 Forming Machines: Binkley Kor-Ner-Lok Sheet Metal*, Sept 29 p 38 Ward, Almar Lock*, Sept 29 p 38 Foss, E. H.: Welds in Finished Automobile Body, Nov 3 p 80-A Foundries: Link-Belt Modernization*, Aug 25 p 22 Magnesium 25 Molding, Tricks of the Trade*, Aug 18 p 28 Practice, Dec 22 Foundrymen’s American: 1939 Convention ment, Oct 20 p 53 Associations, Announce- France: Prohibits Exports of Tungsten Steel Scrap, Aug 25 p 59 Freight Boat: Cargo Tanks Lined with Nick- el*, Sept 1 p 89 Freight Rates: Carload on Steel Products Between Important Consum- ing and Producing Centers, July 7 p 84-G - Coal, Railroads Urge Higher Rates be Kept, Aug 25 p 49 Coal, Soft, Extended, Dec 8 p 61 Finished Steel Points to 35 Aug 4 Insert Iron and Steel Products In- creases Suspended, Sept 15 p 54 from Basing Destinations, Iron and Steel Products, Pro. Gar tested in Mid-West, Sept 2 . p 71 Move for Slash in South May Involve Wages, July 21 p &% Gar Fritz Medal, John: Awarded to Dr. Frank B. Jew- Gas ett, Oct 27 p 72 Furnaces, Annealing: Powdered Coal, Uses _ Light Gas A Weight Firebrick*, Nov 1 p 39 Furnaces, Blast: Ge: 60 Per Cent Fewer Than in A 1889, Nov 10 p 55-A Output, 1937, Dec. 1 p 75 Ge: Pig Iron Production, June, July 7 p 84-C; July, Aug 4 p 76; August, Sept 8 p &§; September, Oct 6 p 72; Oc- es tober, Nov 3 p 93, Nov 10 p c 55-D; November, Dec 8 p & Republic’s Modernized*, Oct k 20 p 63 Utilizing Throat Dust*, Aug ‘ 18 p 38 Furnaces, Electric: Ajax High Frequency in Ital- Ge ian Plant*, Sept 22 p 40 é Brazing Process*, Sept 8 p 34; Sept 15 p 30; Sept 22 p 46; Nov 3 p 30; Nov 10 p 44; Nov 24 p 28; Dec 8 p 48; Dee 29 p 30 Furnaces, Gas: Wilson Square Bell Sept 15 p 41 Annealer, Furnaces, Hardening: Seale Free in National Plant*, Aug 25 p 34 Acme Furnaces, Heat Treating: Char-Mo for ‘‘Moly"’ Steels*, Dec 22 p 30 Controlled Heat Oct 13 p 247 Dissipation’, Furnaces, Melting: Brass, Osborn Gas-Fired Cru- cible*, Sept 15 p 42 Detroit Electric Zinc*, p 43 Sept 15 Furnaces, Radiant Tube: Annealing Wire in *, 97 pot Sept 1 Furnaces, Stuerzelberg Rotary: For Production of High Grade Pig Iron*, Sept 1 p 29 Fuses: Champion Automatic Signal*, Nov 3 p 48 General Electric Silvend*, Nov 3 p 48 Robot § G Gage Blocks: ef : Johansson Reconditioning Ser- vice, Oct 20 p 35 Gages: Bailey Power Type Pressure’, Dec 15 p 50 Federal V-8-1*, July 7 p #9 General Electric Coating Thickness*, Dec 29 p 39 Knu-Set Spring Stop*, Dee 15 p 50 Taber Stiffness*, July 7 p 50 Taft-Peirce Angle*, July 7 P 50 Galland-Henning Mfg. Co.: Air-Cylinders, Nopak Cush- ion Type*, Dec 15 p 50 Galvanizers Committee: e Fall Meeting, Dec 1 p 67 Galvanizing: New Plant of Bethlehem Steel Co.*, Aug 11 p 24 Synchronization in Line*, Aug 25 p 29 Straight Gardner Machine Co.: i Horizontal Disk Grinder No. 179*, Nov 10 p 50 s, Pro- sept 22 h May 1 p & . Jew- _ Light ‘OV 16 lan in ) June, Aug 4 p 88; 2; Oc- Vv 10p 8 p & , <a Aug 1 Ital- i} 3 p 34; p 46; p 44; 8; Dee 1ealer, Acme teels*, ition*, l Cru- ept 15 Sept 1 otary: Grade Robot § * Nov - Steel raight r No. Garlock Packing Co.: Bitan Leather Packings, Aug 295 p 39 Garrison Machine Works, Inc.: Duplex Chuck*, July 7 p 48 Gasket: Goetze Woven Nov 24 p 40 Fiber Glass*, Gassner Co., Thomas S.: Acquires H. D, Dougherty Co., Sept sp SO Gearmotors: Applications of, Oct 20 p 39 Gear Noises: Measurement Oct 20 p 39 and Analysis, Gears: Cone Worm in Oct 27 p 46 Ring, Contrifugally Cast in Ford Plant*, July 21 p 46 Worm, Application of Bronze to, Oct 20 p 88 Actual Use*, General Electric Co.: Addition to Turbine - Gear Shop, Nov 3 p 35 Are Welders, 150-amp Motor Generator and Transformer Types*, Nov 17 p 46 Are Welders, Atomic-Hydro- gen*, July 28 p 36 Are Welding. Electrodes, Types W-20E, W-22E and W-23E, July 28 p 36 Automatic Time Switch, Type TSA-14*, Sept 15 p 40 Bridgeport’s Plant ‘‘At Home,” Sept 8 p 92 Calrod Heating Unit, p 42 Cutting Handling Costs in Nine Plants in 1937*%, July 7 p 30 Electric Furnace Sept 8 p 34; Sept 15 Brazing*, Sept 15 p 30; Sept 22 p 46; Nov 3 p 30; Nov. 10 p 44; Nov 24 p 28; Dec 8 p 48; Dec 29 p 30 Electronic Type Spot Welder*, Nov 17 p 45 Electrostatic Voltmeter, able*, Nov 3 p 49 Gage, Coating Thickness*, Dec 29 p 39 Port- Glass Insulated Magnet Wire, Nov 3 p 49 Glyptal No. 1294, Welding Spatter Remover*, July 28 p 38 Handling Cable in Bridgeport Plant*, Dec 29 p 25 Magnet Wire, Deltabeston, In- sulated with Fiber Glass‘, July 21 p 44 Magnetic A.C. Starting Switch*, Nov 3 p 45 ; Making Transformers’ with Cores Wound from Cold Rolled Strip*, July 14 p 37 Materials Handling in Pitts- field Plant*, Sept 29 p 18 Pre-Planning — Key to Han- dling Economies*, Nov 3 p 36 Silvend Fuses*, Nov 3 p 48 fo Equip ‘Featherweight’ Subway Car, Sept 1 p 68 TuLamp Transformer*, July 21 p 44 Watthour Meter and _ Tele- chrome Time-Switch Regis- ter*, July 21 p 43 General Motors-Cornell World Price Index: Commodities, Weekly World Index, Dee 8 p 68 General Motors Corp.: Benefit Plans for Hourly Wage Employees, Nov 17 p 77 Opens Ternstedt Division*, Nov 24 p 24 Generator Unit: Ready-Power Industrial Truck Gas-Electric*, Aug 18 p 44 Genesee Tool Co.: Enters Tool Cutting Field, July 28 p 57 JULY—DECEMBER, 1938 Germany: Reichswerke A. G. Goering Absorbs Steel Plants, July Steel Output, Nov 17 p 98 Structural Welding Progress’, July 7 p 30 Utilizing Blast Furnace Throat Dust*, Aug 18 p 38 Herman Austrian 14 p 71 July 14 p 72; Geuder, Paeschke & Frey Corp.: Seamless Stainless Steel Tubs*, Dec 15 p 34 Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.: 115-Ton Triple Boring, Drill- ing and Milling Oct 27 p 50 Machine’, Gilman Engineering Works: Combination Lathe, Miller and Drill Press*, Nov 10 p 55 Girdler, Tom M.: Sheds No Tears Over Old Days, Oct 6 p 45 Tells Industry: “Sell Yourself to the Public,”’ Sept 22 p 106 Testimony Before Civil Liber- ties Committee, Aug 18 p 54 Gisholt Machine Co.: Combination Turning, Boring and Facing Tool*, Oct 20 p 30 Host to Employees and Their Families, Sept 22 p 80 Ge 0d Single Cutter Bar Turner’, July 7 p 46 Turret Lathe Attachment*, Sept § p 54 Turret Lathe Chucking Fix- ture*, Dec 8 p 46 Glass: Standardized Blue Cobalt to View Open-Hearth Opera- tions, Oct 27 p 91 Glass Cloth Anode Bag: Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning for Plating Solutions*, Sept 1 p 33 Glass Tape: Corning Insulating, July 21 p44 Gleason Works: Gear Testing Machine*, Nov 10 p 54 Glyco Products Co., Inc.: Flexo Wax C, July 7 p 49 Goe